What is another word for Ammotragus Lervia?
Pronunciation: [ˈamətɹˌaɡəs lˈɜːviə] (IPA) 
Ammotragus Lervia, also known as the Barbary sheep, is a species of wild sheep native to the Atlas Mountains of North Africa. The animal is known for its long, spiral horns and shaggy coat, and is often hunted for sport and for its meat. While Ammotragus Lervia is the scientific name for this species, it is also commonly referred to by a variety of other names. These include the aoudad, the arui, the waddan, and the Barbary ram. No matter what name it goes by, this powerful and beautiful animal has captured the attention and imagination of people around the world.
